GArticle is a very simple article management system. No configuration or installation is required, just upload and use it. It is developed using php+PDO+SQLite3. There is a category table and an article table, and articles and categories can be added, deleted, and modified. Super simple. GArticle is very convenient to use. If you use a virtual host, you only need to upload all files to the root directory, access index.php in the frontend, and admin.php in the backend. Default background management password: goodtext.org
Recommended server environment:
PHP 3.0 or above, supports PDO, supports SQLite3
The size of GArticle is very small, the total compressed package of all files is 12.6KB, and the decompressed package is 45.4KB.
GArticle has cache acceleration and pseudo-static settings, but pseudo-static requires the host to meet certain conditions before it can be turned on.
GArticle is easy to install, just upload all system files
The GArticle article system is super simple. In the background, it only has the functions of adding, deleting, modifying categories and articles, clearing cache, and logging in and out. It can be made into a WAP mobile website for mobile phone login. You only need to change the template.
GArticle is a great tool for junior webmasters. The code is completely open source, making it easier for novices to learn and understand. The simpler the system, the easier it is to modify and use.
SQLite is a lightweight database. Its core engine does not rely on third-party software. All information in the SQLite database (such as tables, views, triggers, etc.) is contained in one file. The SQLite database is saved on the disk in the form of a file and can be freely COPYed.
The shortcomings of SQLite are mainly concurrency issues. The solution is to use cache to save data and avoid frequent database operations.
Therefore, website systems developed with SQLite as the database may only be suitable for small and medium-sized websites.